critically
Pronunciation: [ˈkrɪtɪkli]
Word
Context: “assessment”
(adverb) when you are looking at something very carefully to judge how good or bad it is. It's like when a teacher checks your homework and points out what you did well or what needs improvement.
Example
She critically reviewed the project and suggested some great improvements.
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He did not critically examine his mistakes and kept repeating them.
Example
Why is it important to critically analyze our choices?
Context: “importance”
(adverb) when something is very important or essential, often related to health or safety. If someone says a situation is critically important, it means it really matters a lot.
Example
The doctors said it was critically important to get the patient immediate care.
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It was not critically urgent to finish the report by yesterday, but it was still important.
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Is it critically necessary to attend the meeting today?
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